Social Sync, Coupon Rewards. Social push, SEO, Integrations, Export Reviews

• How to connect your Google Map Reviews to Kudobuzz

  The Kudobuzz Reviews app allows you to connect and import your Google Map reviews for display on your website using beautiful widgets. This guide will walk you through how to import your Google Map reviews. Note: You should have claimed your Google My Business account and be on a paid plan to use this feature. On your dashboard, click on Tools from the left side menu options. Click on Sync SocialPopular

Social Push

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Coupon Rewards

• How to generate coupons to reward your customer for leaving reviews (New)

  When your customers write you reviews, you may want to reward them by giving out discounts on next purchases as a show of gratitude or as a way to incentivize repeat purchases. This guide will show you how to use the Coupon Reward feature to thank your reviewers. Login to your Kudobuzz dashboard and click on Tools Click on Coupon Rewards (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/b46Few readers

Export Reviews

• How to export your reviews to a CSV file (New)

  Here are the steps to export your reviews: Please note that this feature is only available for paid plans and only Kudobuzz business, product and checkout reviews will be exported. 1- Login to the dashboard 2- Click on Tools on the left panel of the dashboard 3- Select Export Reviews 4- Click on ExpFew readers

Integrations

• How do I ensure my Google Product Ratings feed data is accurate?

  For Google to display your product ratings successfully, you must have: Minimum of 50 product reviews Ensure your products have SKUS and Brand Ensure accurate GTIN for your products We have added a way for you to know on your dashboard any likely errors preventing your product feed from showing on Google Shopping and how to fix these errors. On your Dashboard, go to 'Integrations', click on the 'Google' and then, navigate to the 'Insight' section. Product reviews assPopular

• How to add SKUs to your products

  A stock keeping unit (SKU) is a combination of letters and numbers that helps you identify products in your inventory from another. This isn't a universally set numbers like the UPC or Barcodes but are set by you in any manner you want. Usually, an SKU would contain factors like size, model, material, color, etc to help you identify them easily. Most e-commerce platforms already have articles on how to set them correctly. I'll share the link to their respective pages below. Adding SKUs on ShoSome readers

Sync Social Reviews

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SEO

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